Category: Deeplog

Sudheer Sharma, editor of Nepal Magazine, quits from the post to give time for study. A reporter’s notebook By Deepak Adhikari Every calling is great if greatly pursued A tall and lean and thin guy was admitted in Amrit Science Campus, Lainchaur aka ASCOL in the winter of 1990. Apparently, he either wanted to be…

By deepak adhikari on December 24th, 2005 in Dashing Deep Grooming is no longer a female-only phenomenon in Kathmandu as multinationals start introducing fairness creams targeting lads. Our blogger, while doing a story for Nepal Magazine, tried the handsome therapy and writes here the experience: Wait a second: Deepak tries to takes out the identity…

By deepak adhikari on December 13th, 2005 in Dashing Deep Indian Diplomat Meets Nepal King. Everyone’s Guessing. Aaaaa…Ab…Gale…Lagja: Before trying to downplay the Saran Visit (“everyone is trying to portray this visit as an earthquake. it’s not that. it’s just as usual visit.”) Cabinet vice-chair Kirti Nidhi Bista hugged him tightly yesterday. Pic, scanned from…

Demystifying Developmental Issues in Nepal By Deepak Adhikari Watching the Nepali docudrama Goreto Nisafko ( Path of Justice) directed by Pallav Ranjan in a cozy Kupandol reading hall of Spiny Babbler, I concluded that the issue it portrayed is just a tip of the iceberg while the crux of the problem is something else. This…

A reporter’s experience of conducting a survey for Nepal Magazine Saturday Blog By Deepak Adhikari In Nepali society, sex is the game played only inside cozy bedrooms. Well, not so any more; at least if you go through the survey my colleague Saroj and I conducted for Nepal Magazine last week. The survey revealed some…

A reporter’s experience of conducting a survey for Nepal Magazine Saturday Blog By Deepak Adhikari In Nepali society, sex is the game played only inside cozy bedrooms. Well, not so any more; at least if you go through the survey my colleague Saroj and I conducted for Nepal Magazine last week. The survey revealed some…

Saturday Blog By Deepak Adhikari Roshan Thami would never pose for us. He would just smile. So, we decided to catch him in action. Yesterday, he was more cooperative. Thanks to Rangoon Bhattarai, a reporter from the Rising Nepal, who visited us yesterday, went to the tea shop and started interviewing. We also discovered that…